If they succeed in exercising their lobbying might by forcing the extradition of an able student to face trial in America, it will further undermine public confidence in an important treaty designed to combat terrorism.
I hope that the United States will succeed in exercising world leadership.
If people worked night shifts, but succeeded in exercising regularly, eating healthily and not smoking, there was less evidence of an increased risk, despite their unsocial hours.
Just as different people can make deals, different selves within a person can make deals; such deals are called "interpersonal bargains" (Whitman 2006).5 However, given the difficulty of internally enforcing those bargains, or contracts, it stands to reason that people do not always succeed in exercising self-control.
In Hungary, on the other hand, no ruler was regarded as being truly legitimate until he was physically crowned with St. Stephen's Crown, while monarchs of Belgium or Albania were not allowed to succeed or exercise any of their prerogatives until swearing a formal constitutional oath before their respective nations' parliaments.
He recalled "demanding" of Leon E. Panetta, then the secretary of defense, to postpone the joint military exercise, and succeeding, but still being unable to find the right moment.
11 The considerable overlap suggests that both exercises succeeded in identifying genuine priorities for future research.
Even if the exercise succeeds, the benefits are unlikely to be tangible or clear.
When they succeed at this exercise, they merely spread the damage out over a few weeks.
Consequently, if this 'solution' is to succeed, it must exercise new laws and modify or supplement classical mechanics.
